Ten ways to be more likable
All things being equal, clients prefer to work with someone they like
- By: Dan Richards
- August 4, 2010 November 5, 2019
- 10:48
All things being equal, clients prefer to work with someone they like
If the fit isn’t right, ending the relationship with an employee is probably the best decision for both of you
Research shows team practices are larger and more profitable than solo offices. But they’re not for everyone
Before you can jump into the act of branding, you need to have a clear idea of what you are trying to promote
Delay buying new computer equipment for as long as possible; recycle the old components or, better, donate them
How to reduce spending without sacrificing employee morale
Becoming a published author can boost your credibility and broaden your horizons, but it takes a big commitment
Set a timetable for the newcomer to settle in and learn the job; gradually increase the level of responsibility
Betty-Anne Howard has built a solid base of clients who share her values
Betty-Anne Howard
A few simple steps can help ensure your gas grill is in good working order and minimize your risk of accidents
Baby boomers have been the main target market for financial services firms and advisors in recent years, as that massive generation accumulates assets and prepares…
They’re in their 30s and 40s, raising families, buying houses and battling debt. They need your help, whether they know it or not
Use visual tools to show the effects of time horizon on real returns
An objective third party can help you create a plan for your business and motivate you to reach your goals
Making the best use of all members’ skills can lead to big payoffs
Once called a “tyrant,” Robin Kingsmill has learned to get out of the way
Angus Watt has a strong presence on radio and TV in Edmonton but, he insists, his success comes from a team effort
Planning, execution, lots of perseverance and significant support helped Sandra Pierce establish the brand she had dreamed of
Jason Stalker says he owes his success to being straight with clients and prospective clients
Halifax advisor Bill Moffat can spend years preparing a business for sale
Building a strong team follows the same principles as building a strong marriage, says Angus Watt, managing director of individual investor services with National Bank…
James Pelmore has advice for advisors thinking about using such sites as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
Alan Rae uses short, lively clips to tell clients about new products, wish them a happy birthday and keep them engaged
Some clients get nervous during periods of turbulence. Keep them focused on the long term